I know it may sound very stupid but I have created an interaction where one main page links to a few other sub pages. The learners must view all the linked sub-pages before they are able to move to the next page. But I am unable to create a restriction. How can do that? Please help.
How are you setting up your initial interaction? Are you using slide layers or linking to slides? Depending on the types of content you're revealing, slide layers may be the most efficient option.
If you're using slide layers, you can evaluate the states of objects to ensure they're clicked (visited) before enabling the Next or Continue buttons.
How undertand how to restrict navigation, but what I want to do is if they go back to slides they have already viewed, I want them to be able to click the Next button now and be able to move foward. This is of course if they have already viewed the slide. Is that possible?
To do so, make sure the properties of your slide is set to "Resume to saved state".
That way, if you have items "visited" or some sort of progression recorded, it will still be there.
Hope it helps and have a nice day!
annie
Annie,
Thank you for your response! I believe I have done what you suggested, but for some reason, it won't let me go back at all now. It acts like it wants to, but nothing happens. I'm not sure if it has something to do with the triggers I have set or not. I have attached the first few slides if you have time to take a look and give me your thoughts.
Also, I was looking at another post you had several months back and had a question. I have quoted it below for reference. My question: would you mind providing a screen shot? I can't seem to find the estimated time on my Storyline project and would like to give my learners an idea of how long it will take. Thank you!
Annie Jean said:
Hi Graham,
If you want a raw calculation of all the timelines, go to Publish, then launch the dialog box by clicking on the button at the end of the Title field. In that box, you will find a automatic calculation.
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HI Dhurjati-
How are you setting up your initial interaction? Are you using slide layers or linking to slides? Depending on the types of content you're revealing, slide layers may be the most efficient option.
If you're using slide layers, you can evaluate the states of objects to ensure they're clicked (visited) before enabling the Next or Continue buttons.
Here are a few good tutorials to get you going:
Thanks David. It really helps me a lot. Great Work. Please continue...
How undertand how to restrict navigation, but what I want to do is if they go back to slides they have already viewed, I want them to be able to click the Next button now and be able to move foward. This is of course if they have already viewed the slide. Is that possible?
Thanks!
Hi Katie,
To do so, make sure the properties of your slide is set to "Resume to saved state".
That way, if you have items "visited" or some sort of progression recorded, it will still be there.
Hope it helps and have a nice day!
annie
Annie,
Thank you for your response! I believe I have done what you suggested, but for some reason, it won't let me go back at all now. It acts like it wants to, but nothing happens. I'm not sure if it has something to do with the triggers I have set or not. I have attached the first few slides if you have time to take a look and give me your thoughts.
Also, I was looking at another post you had several months back and had a question. I have quoted it below for reference. My question: would you mind providing a screen shot? I can't seem to find the estimated time on my Storyline project and would like to give my learners an idea of how long it will take. Thank you!
Annie Jean said:
Hi Graham,
If you want a raw calculation of all the timelines, go to Publish, then launch the dialog box by clicking on the button at the end of the Title field. In that box, you will find a automatic calculation.
Hope it helps and have a nice day!
Annie
Annie,
I was able to figure it out. I had to reset to initial state.
Thanks!
Hi Aimee! I just checked the links that David shared above and they seem to be functional. Does your organization block Screenr?
Glad to hear it Aimee! Perhaps just a hiccup :)
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